A set of PowerShell commands to add metadata to stand-alone functions, i.e. those not published in a module. The commands in this module work in Windows PowerShell and PowerShell 7.

A set of functions for checking, testing and reporting memory usage using WMI and performance counters.

PSReadline customizations and helper functions

A set of PowerShell tools for working with custom type extensions.

A set of PowerShell tools for tracking module development status. The module uses a JSON file to create a custom object with information about your module. You can use this internally to track the status of your module including a simple to-do tracker. This module was first described at https://jdhitsolutions.com/blog/powershell/8960/introducing-ps... More info

Check for module updates from the PowerShell gallery and create a comparison object.

A set of PowerShell 7 commands for managing and automating PowerShell scripts, functions, and modules. You can use these tools to accelerate PowerShell script development.

This command uses the .NET SqlClient classes to connect to a SQL database and execute any type of query. The default behavior is to use integrated Windows authentication, but you can pass a credential object for a username and password. This works well when run on Linux. When you run a SELECT query the command will write a custom object for each r... More info

A PowerShell module for managing PowerShell scheduled jobs and their results.

A demonstration class-based PowerShell module that creates a number object. This module is intended as a teaching tool for scripting with PowerShell and using PowerShell classes.

A tool set for managing tasks or to-do projects in PowerShell. Task data is stored in XML and managed through a PowerShell class.

A DSC resource for managing PowerShell Web Access (PSWA) authorization rules

Convert PowerShell expression results into console-based pivot tables.

A PowerShell 7 module for managing work and personal tasks or to-do items. This module uses a SQLite database to store task and category information. The module is not a full-featured project management solution, but should be fine for personal needs. The module requires a 64-bit Windows or Linux platform.

A PowerShell module with commands for a simple event tickler system using a SQL Server instance as the backend storage.

a demonstration class-based PowerShell module with a number of Christmas related commands.

A set of PowerShell commands for working with the legacy lmhosts file. If you don't have one, a new file will be created.

A set of PowerShell commands for displaying uptime, local time and time zone information.

A PowerShell module that uses scheduled jobs as a popup reminder or alerting system.

A set of PowerShell commands to get and display information for episodes of The PowerShell Podcast. This module is not officially affiliated with the podcast or PDQ.com. The module requires PowerShell 7 and the pwshSpectreConsole module.